Dell network adapters and host bus adapters — 400 cards: rack network daughter cards (rNDC) for PowerEdge 13G and 14G servers (Broadcom 57800 and 57840, Intel X520, X540, X710 and I350), OCP 3.0 NICs for 15G and 16G servers, PCIe adapters from 1GbE to 100GbE (Broadcom 5720 and 57414, Intel I350, X550, X710 and E810, Mellanox ConnectX-4, ConnectX-5 and ConnectX-6, Marvell FastLinQ), blade mezzanine cards, and QLogic, Emulex and Brocade Fibre Channel HBAs.
Adapters are offered new or tested with the correct bracket — full-height or low-profile — and listed with Dell part numbers so the card is recognized by iDRAC and Dell update packages.
What to include in your RFQ: the Dell part number (for example R1XFC or F4P93) or the card model, quantity, the server model and generation, bracket height, and the delivery country.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Dell network daughter card (rNDC)?
A network card that plugs into a dedicated slot on 13th and 14th generation PowerEdge boards, leaving PCIe slots free. 15th and 16th generation servers use OCP 3.0 cards instead.
Do Dell-branded cards work better than retail versions?
Dell-branded cards carry Dell firmware and part numbers, so iDRAC inventory and Dell firmware updates recognize them; retail cards often work but may not be updated through Dell tools.
Which Fibre Channel HBA do I need?
Match the speed of your SAN (8, 16 or 32Gb), the port count and the bracket height; QLogic and Emulex HBAs in Dell versions are listed by part number.
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